Drywall Mechanic (Spanish)

Description: A journey-level Drywall Mechanic should be able to: apply basic safety principles at all times; recognize the tools needed in the trade and their application; apply basic math operations for calculating areas and proper measurements; interpret commercial drawings and layouts; identify the proper procedures and materials for interior and exterior framing considering drawing specifications, wall openings, expansion joints, and other key factors; identify the proper procedures and materials for installing shaftwall; apply the best practices for thermal moisture and protection, including the installation of batt and rigid installation and zeefurring; identify the appropriate finishing procedures for hanging sheetrock – this includes but is not limited to measuring and cutting sheetrock according to a wall’s length and openings, determining the proper spacing, and applying the right caulk and trims necessary for the job.

Overview: Two-hour closed-book examination May use a basic function, non-printing calculator No extra papers, books, notes or study materials are allowed

Duration: 2 hours

Language: Written English

InLab Price: $80.00

Disclaimer:
Due to lower volume, OSCA affiliate locations will be charging higher base prices than what appears on the OSCA website. Please check directly with our affiliates for their current pricing.

Categories:

<< Back